Multiple crises of capitalism pose fundamental challenges for changing gender relations. Novel regulations concerning reproduction, sexuality, societal nature relations, and materiality, as well as democratic political constellations, necessitate new critical theorization. Reproductive labor, as a central theme in feminist-Marxist discussions, is understood by the authors in a broad sense. The care and self-care of bodies, nursing, and health are expanded to include education and upbringing, communication, and political participation. The volume represents current positions in feminist critiques of capitalism, such as a materialist perspective on intersectionality, critiques of hegemonic masculinity, queer-feminist critiques of authoritarian neoliberalism, and more.